Agent Mode answers with cards from Gmail and Google Calendar
Voice dictation and a voice agent that sends emails, replies in Slack and finds files on Mac and Windows
VoiceOS has a 7-day free trial (card needed). Prices in US dollars as AdVoiceOS's pricing page showed them on 11 October 2026.
VoiceOS is a voice app for Mac and Windows with two modes: Dictation Mode cleans up speech into polished text in any app, and Agent Mode carries out spoken tasks such as sending an email or replying in Slack. It suits people who want voice control as well as typing. There is no free plan; after a 7-day trial Pro costs $29.99 a month, or $11.99 a month billed annually. Students get 50% off.
Speak a request and VoiceOS carries it out in the right app, such as sending an email, replying to a Slack message, scheduling a meeting or filing a ticket. Actions that change something ask for confirmation.
Turns speech into clean text in any app, removing filler words, fixing grammar and formatting, in 100 languages.
Uses what is under your cursor as context, so a request like finding someone's LinkedIn profile works from what you are looking at.
Finds files, emails, documents and notes when you ask for them, across apps such as Finder, Gmail, Google Drive and Notion.
The agent tracks tasks and reminders you mention and brings them back at the right time.
Works with Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Notion, Linear, Obsidian and more, and connects to your own MCP servers. Developers can build integrations that answer with cards in the Mac notch.
Settings let you keep transcripts on the device, keep audio out of the cloud and stop your dictation being used to train AI models.
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Prices shown in US dollars and, per the maker, update to your region at checkout. Students get 50% off Pro; builders of VoiceOS integrations can apply for 50% off. One trial per email address. Prices in US dollars, from AdVoiceOS's pricing page on 11 October 2026. VoiceOS may charge VAT on top, and prices can change.
“controlling your computer directly with voice, not just transcribing it”
“The subscriptions plans are abit exppensive and they should be reduced.”
“Yeah, I would love to see them launching things for mobile - ios and android”
VoiceOS is worth paying for if you want your voice to do things on your computer, not just type, because Agent Mode is what sets it apart from dictation apps. If you only want clean dictation, Wispr Flow and Superwhisper both have free plans and cost less per month.
Dictation Mode removes filler words, fixes grammar and formats text in 100 languages, with custom vocabulary and the option to edit selected text by voice. Agent Mode takes a spoken request and runs it in the right app: sending an email, replying to a Slack message, scheduling a meeting, finding a file or setting a reminder. It can use what is under your cursor as context, search the web with sources and connect to your own MCP servers, and actions that change something ask for confirmation first. The product is young and reviews are few: Product Hunt reviewers like the voice-to-action idea but call the subscription expensive and want mobile apps.
VoiceOS Pro costs $29.99 a month on monthly billing or $11.99 a month on annual billing, which the maker describes as 60% less. The pricing page says prices update to your region automatically, so UK visitors may see a local figure at checkout.
Every new account starts with a 7-day trial of Pro, and a card is needed at sign-up. One trial is allowed per email address, and the plan starts automatically when the trial ends.
VoiceOS is the only one of the three built around carrying out tasks by voice; Wispr Flow and Superwhisper focus on dictation. For dictation alone, the other two are cheaper and offer free plans.
VoiceOS has no phone apps yet, while both rivals do. On annual billing, VoiceOS costs about the same as Wispr Flow per month.
VoiceOS states that audio is not stored on its servers unless you opt in and is never used to train models, and that transcripts can be kept on your own device. Data is processed in the region closest to you, with Frankfurt listed for Europe.
The security page lists AES-256 encryption for stored data and account deletion completed within 40 days. It also says the company is still working towards a SOC 2 Type I examination, so it holds no SOC 2 report yet, and the subprocessor list is only available on request. Because Agent Mode can send messages and change calendars on your behalf, it asks you to confirm actions, and Enterprise can enforce Private Mode and zero data retention across a team.
Annual billing is the biggest saving, cutting Pro from $29.99 to $11.99 a month. The maker also lists two discounts on its pricing page.
Cancelling keeps Pro until the end of the paid period, after which existing accounts drop to limited access of 100 dictation sessions and 25 Agent Mode sessions a week.
Free planVoice dictation that types cleaned-up, punctuated text into any app on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android
Free planVoice dictation that types formatted text into any app on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android, with offline models
Dictation software types what you say into any app. Most people should start with the free dictation in Mac, iPhone and Windows 11; Wispr Flow gives the most polished British text everywhere, Superwhisper keeps it offline, and Dragon still suits Windows users who want to pay once.
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
No. New accounts get a 7-day free trial of Pro, which needs a card. After cancelling, existing accounts keep limited access of 100 dictation sessions and 25 Agent Mode sessions a week, but this is not offered at sign-up.
Cancellation is in Settings, then Billing, inside the app. You keep Pro until the end of the period you have paid for.
Not yet. VoiceOS runs on Mac and Windows, and the maker says mobile apps are coming, with a waitlist on its mobile page.
The maker lists Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Notion, Google Docs, Google Drive, Linear, Obsidian, Messages, WhatsApp and Cursor, and you can add your own MCP servers.
Teams buy Enterprise through sales, which adds zero data retention, enforced Private Mode, security review support and SSO.
